Crows playing tomorrow?

[NikkiNoo]

According to the Australian Financial Review

Scalped fans eBaying for blood
The Australian Financial Review --- Page: 3 : 28 September 2007
Original article by Julian Bajkowski

LexisNexis Summary
Some sports spectators in Australia are resorting to eBay to get tickets for popular events. Australian Football League (AFL) fans are posting "wanted" advertisements on eBay to get tickets to see the Adelaide Crows versus Geelong Cats match on 29 September 2007. This action bypasses Victorian laws, which do not allow eBay to offer AFL tickets for resale at hefty prices. There are no similar laws in New South Wales (NSW). Fans of the National Rugby League (NRL) in NSW can resort to eBay to buy tickets directly for the big games. eBay in Australia admits that it has lobbied against anti-scalping laws, where a "scalper" charges a hefty price for a ticket being onsold. Fans of the AFL are angry that corporate sponsors get pre-allocated seats at the AFL Grand Final, crowding out fans

Whoops, do they use the same fact checkers as the Advertiser?

 

[cro_Magnum]

According to the Australian Financial Review



Whoops, do they use the same fact checkers as the Advertiser?

Well with an ounce of luck and a bit more coaching nous we would have been there

 

[- PC -]

One could say we are the team for all South Australians , maybe the writer just assumed as an SA team was in it, it was us ie '' nah Port? you're shitting me..cant be them they finished 12th last year...Port? Really?''

 

[Geoffa32]

Perhaps they should stick to finance and leave sport to experts such as Rucci and Rebecca Wilson....

 

[RoosterLad]

Pretty confident we can win this.

 

[Cap]

Pretty confident we can win this.

bought my shirt and cap already